SeanBM
4 Jan 2009
Travel / Poland wildlife and similar wild life where you live. [243]
Maybe all the farms are a good supply of food and they'd have to fatten up for the long cold winters?.
Where do frogs go during the winter? ha ha ha, they probably hibernate? but where? Hhhmm...
Actually where do all the animals go for winter, some severe winters it can be as low as minus 30,
sure to be outside in that would mean death
and the ground is too hard to dig,
unless they do it during the warmer seasons. hhmmm...
From Frequently asked questions about frogs
learner.org/jnorth/search/FrogNotes3.html
Maybe all the farms are a good supply of food and they'd have to fatten up for the long cold winters?.
Where do frogs go during the winter? ha ha ha, they probably hibernate? but where? Hhhmm...
Actually where do all the animals go for winter, some severe winters it can be as low as minus 30,
sure to be outside in that would mean death
and the ground is too hard to dig,
unless they do it during the warmer seasons. hhmmm...
Q. Where do frogs go in winter?
A. Different species have different stategies for surviving winter. Northern leopard frogs, for example, pass the winter at the bottom of deeper lakes, far beneath the ice. They settle quietly on the lake bottom in deep water. They stay concealed behind a log or other debris to escape predators. Other types of frogs may hibernate under leaf litter.
A. Different species have different stategies for surviving winter. Northern leopard frogs, for example, pass the winter at the bottom of deeper lakes, far beneath the ice. They settle quietly on the lake bottom in deep water. They stay concealed behind a log or other debris to escape predators. Other types of frogs may hibernate under leaf litter.
From Frequently asked questions about frogs
learner.org/jnorth/search/FrogNotes3.html
